He added Peacock Diner (2014) to the street, a classic, colorful diner filled with interesting peacock ephemera and classic diner memorabilia.
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Which will be your favorite? The lunar-themed toys, sheet music, jewelry, or figurines? Or one of the rarest items of all – a patch taken to the moon on the Apollo 11 voyage, the very first time humans walked on the moon? On its rooftop bar, he created the world’s largest man-made rotating moon, a sight to see. The hotel is filled with fascinating display cases of whimsical and rare space-related items. He envisioned a hotel that would be The Loop’s very own and built the four-diamond Moonrise Hotel (2009). He also opened Pin-Up Bowl (2003), an intimate bowling alley and cocktail lounge featuring 8 lanes of bowling and display cases filled with bowling collectibles and vintage pin-up figurines and toys. Unique shops and restaurants have sprung up around it since then and The Loop has grown. He led the way for The Loop to expand eastward when he opened the world-renowned Pageant concert venue (2000). Louisans lining the sidewalks of the Delmar Loop. Louis Walk of Fame in 1988 and now there are more than 150 brass stars and biographical plaques of famous St. He encouraged one-of-a-kind specialty shops and cultural institutions to make The Loop their home.
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He has renovated numerous historic buildings in The Loop, including the beautiful 1920s-era Tivoli Movie Theatre (1995). Joe has a dedication to historic preservation. His creative vision, risk-taking, and civic leadership have helped transform The Loop into one of the most vibrant districts in the United States. From the day Blueberry Hill opened (1972), owner Joe Edwards knew he had to work on revitalizing the neighborhood. Louis’s Delmar Loop has come a long way over the past 50 years. It was named #1 Jukebox in the United States by Billboard and Esquire and #1 in the World by the BBC. That jukebox, which people from all over the country started coming to hear, was the beginning of our music history. I wanted people to experience music they might not hear otherwise,” says Joe. “I had a collection of 30,000 records that I rotated in and out of the jukebox. We had a tune-spinning Seeburg jukebox from day one. Louis wanted a great burger, and I was hoping to provide it,” Joe says.
In 1974 we expanded our tiny kitchen to make room for a grill to cook what would become our famous burgers. In the beginning we just had a hot dog machine and served peanuts and beer nuts with our excellent beer selection, especially for the time. Within a week of opening we realized we also needed to help revitalize the Delmar Loop area.” “We wanted the unique atmosphere to make conversation easy and enjoyable. “We wanted to open a welcoming place that was about music, pop culture memorabilia, and great food to share a beer over,” say owners Joe Edwards and Linda Edwards. Louis’s Delmar Loop neighborhood had seen better days.
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